First held in 1993 as part of the fundraising for the Sports Pavilion on George V Playing Field. Will Page, a keen runner was just starting to organise the event when he was tragically killed in a road accident and the race went ahead in Will's name and has been held ever since. Now in it's 26th year the Newick Will Page 10k has grown to be one of the popular races on the Sussex racing calendar. The race is open to all runners and offers trophies for leading men and ladies as well as age categories. New for 2018 - Kid's race - Entry available on the day.

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